Concrete Foundation celebrates successful Spring Jam

It was a fun and jam-packed day at Sandton Sports Club as the community came out to support the Concrete Foundation Crew’s annual Spring Jam.

October 2, 2022

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Michael Simmonds showcases his skill during the afternoon session. Photo: Chanté Ho Hip

It was a fun and jam-packed day at Sandton Sports Club as the community came out to support the Concrete Foundation Crew’s (CFC) Spring Jam.

The annual event hosted parkour and break dancing practitioners and enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. There was also an array of free-to-attend workshops that attendees could take full advantage of.

Participants of all ages and skill levels were encouraged to attend this year’s Spring Jam. Photo: Chanté Ho Hip

Free-to-attend workshops take place throughout the day. Photo: Chanté Ho Hip

“This is the perfect introduction day for beginners, and a great day for advanced practitioners to learn different skills and expand their movement knowledge,” said CFC director Paul Gray.

Matimuyerhu Sondlane successfully lands a trick move. Photo: Chanté Ho Hip

The CFC, based out of the Sandton Sports Club, is one of the leading parkour training academies in the country. It has been going strong for more than 10 years, catering to determined individuals of all ages and skill levels.